IN THIS ISSUE – APRIL 2009

The laboratory network in Australia and New Zealand  ▪  Difficulties in tracing pigs after auction  ▪  Long-acting moxidectin in sheep  ▪  Crutching and dicyclanil for breech strike  ▪  Nonsurgical alternative to mulesing  ▪  Heimlich valve drainage in dogs  ▪   Extradural haematoma after snake bite  ▪  Metastatic mast cell neoplasia  ▪  Ectoparasitic dermatitis in wallabies     

IN THIS ISSUE – March 2009

Psychological stress in Australian veterinarians  ▪  Intravenous Alfaxan-CD® in young cats  ▪  Worm infections in Merino ewes  ▪  Congenital hypovitaminosis A in beef cattle  ▪  Fenugreek and kangaroo gait  ▪  Dysgerminoma in a mare  ▪  Plant poisonings in alpacas     

In this issue – August 2009

Post-weaning mortality of Merino sheep  ▪  Transcutaneous ultrasound over the right flank for pregnancy diagnosis in cows  ▪  Right flank transcutaneous vs transrectal ultrasound for pregnancy diagnosis in cows  ▪  Ultrasound of soft tissue tumours in dogs  ▪  Idiopathic hypereosinophilic syndrome in a Rottweiler  ▪  Toxicity from accidental oral dosing of a topical endectocide  ▪  Scrub-itch mite in an endangered wallaby  ▪  Cerebellar cortical degeneration in a koala     

In this issue – June 2009

Bandaging and second intention healing in distal limbs of horses  ▪  Auricular chondrosis in a horse  ▪  National survey of antimicrobials in the Australian pig industry  ▪  Analgesia for knife and ring castration in lambs  ▪  Incidence of lymphoma in a colony of baboons  ▪  Viruses in black tiger prawns from Weipa  ▪  Sacral osteochondrosis in German Shepherd Dogs  ▪  Congenital pyloric obstruction from a gastric hyperplastic polyp     

In this issue – July 2009

Musculoskeletal disorders in Queensland veterinarians  ▪  Australian surveillance for avian influenza viruses in wild birds  ▪  Splenic lymphoma in an echidna  ▪  Post-thaw motility of equine semen  ▪  Serum cobalamin concentrations in cats  ▪  Acute toxicity of snail and slug bait in dogs  ▪  Topical hydrocortisone aceponate for flea-allergy dermatitis in dogs  ▪  Activated coagulation times in normal cats and dogs  ▪  Acquired arachnoid cyst in a cat     

美国家禽展望报告-2009年5月

预计肉鸡生产经过2009年4％的下降后。在2010年会适度增长。随着经济条件的改善以及饲料成本相对稳定,肉鸡一条龙生产企业会扩大生产。预计在2009年第四季度肉鸡生产．开始增长．并持续到2010年,尽管增长相对较小。火鸡生产在经过2009年的急剧下降后,预计在2010年将会有所反弹。     

五月份蛋鸡行情分析及预测

去年受三聚氰胺的影响,鸡蛋价格在后半年基本是低价位运行,导致蛋鸡养殖业行情急剧下滑.蛋鸡养殖数量较多,蛋量充足,但是市场需求清淡,供大于求.到了2009年,三聚氰胺事件基本告一段落,禽流感疫情也得到了很好的控制.蛋鸡养殖业渐渐复苏,目前鸡蛋以及淘汰鸡的价格也略微上涨.